Consultants win place on top programme.A tyneside management consultancy has become the first in the North-East to achieve a coveted e-business accreditation. Aligned Solutions Ltd (ASL ASL - Algebraic Specification Language ) have received accreditation to the UK Council for e-Business' (UKCeB) Practical e-Business Leadership programme (PeBL). The accreditation provides access to business tools and significant DTI Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) A refinement of magnetic resonance imaging that allows the doctor to measure the flow of water and track the pathways of white matter in the brain. funding to help companies introduce world-class business practices. David Ward, ASL chief executive, said: "PeBL is being used by blue-chip companies including Alvis Vickers, Westland Helicopters and Rolls-Royce to drive world class standards World class standards refers to the level of achievement, mainly in math and science, attained by students in the four countries that make up the East Asian Tigers; South Korea, Singapore, Japan, and Taiwan, as well as in Europe. into their supply chains." ASL has a second reason for celebration after moving its head office into The Fabriam Centre at Silverlink in North Tyneside. Situated in the prestigious Atmel building, The Fabriam Centre offers world-class facilities for technology companies, including a three screen media theatre with full mixing suite, unique `immersion room' for problem solving problem solving Process involved in finding a solution to a problem. Many animals routinely solve problems of locomotion, food finding, and shelter through trial and error. and several project rooms. All facilities are equipped with the latest audiovisual technology, including smart boards, PCs and LCD projectors. Mr Ward said: "The Fabriam Centre is simply the most prestigious and well equipped business location in the North. "We are delighted to be a part of it and look forward to introducing clients to the facilities and location. It will undoubtedly win business for us." |
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